Depression as a risk factor or prodromal feature for dementia? Findings in a population-based sample of Swedish twins.
Depression as a risk factor or prodromal feature for dementia? Findings in a population-based sample of Swedish twins.
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DOI:
10.1037/a0015713
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发表时间:
2009-06
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Pedersen, Nancy L.
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作者:
Brommelhoff, Jessica A.;Gatz, Margaret;Johansson, Boo;McArdle, John J.;Fratiglioni, Laura;Pedersen, Nancy L.
This study tested whether history of depression is associated with an increased likelihood of having dementia, and to verify whether a first depressive episode earlier in life is associated with an increased likelihood of dementia, or whether only depressive episodes occurring close in time to dementia diagnosis are related to dementia. Depression information was collected from national hospital discharge registries, medical history, and medical records. Dementia was clinically diagnosed using DSM-IV criteria. Case-control results showed that individuals with recent registry-identified depression were 3.9 times more likely than those with no registry-identified depression history to have dementia, while registry-identified depression earlier in life was not associated with an increased dementia risk. Each 1-year increase in the difference between depression onset and dementia onset or censored age decreased the likelihood of dementia by 8.4%. Co-twin control analyses found that individuals with prior depression were 3.0 times more likely to have dementia than their non-depressed twin partner, with a similar gradient of age of depression onset. Taken together, these findings suggest that after partially controlling for genetic influences, late-life depression for many individuals may be a prodrome rather than a risk factor for dementia.
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